Greetings Everyone,
I have these sharps, sadly not in minty condition, but they make quite a racket
These units are not finished being restored, as the unit on the left needs microphone covers which I am working on. The cassette is not 100% operational, but the solution was given to me in a previous thread.
Do I like these 9494s? You bet. They go loud. I am using the Mixing Mic input for the iPod, when you get the level right it plays back decently. I think the bass response of the unit on the right with the black dust caps is more controlled, I don't know if this was a feature out of the factory gate or something that has evolved over time.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Brownlow
I have these sharps, sadly not in minty condition, but they make quite a racket
These units are not finished being restored, as the unit on the left needs microphone covers which I am working on. The cassette is not 100% operational, but the solution was given to me in a previous thread.
Do I like these 9494s? You bet. They go loud. I am using the Mixing Mic input for the iPod, when you get the level right it plays back decently. I think the bass response of the unit on the right with the black dust caps is more controlled, I don't know if this was a feature out of the factory gate or something that has evolved over time.
Any ideas?
Cheers
Brownlow
. The one with chrome caps should be X modification, the black caps one is any other ( H 13 H 22, SB and so on.... ). Those are the original caps on both of them 
. Congrats.
And some are saying that 22w with the black caps are just a second sticker on the top of the 12w sticker ..... The one with chrome caps should be real 22w. But who knows the marketing ways of that time 
. Can be some different measurement "standards" 
